Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources

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Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources. / Elicer Coopman, Raimundo José; Tamborg, Andreas Lindenskov.

2021. 45-52 Paper presented at ICTMT 15 International conference on technology in mathematics teaching, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Harvard

Elicer Coopman, RJ & Tamborg, AL 2021, 'Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources', Paper presented at ICTMT 15 International conference on technology in mathematics teaching, Copenhagen, Denmark, 06/09/2021 - 09/09/2021 pp. 45-52. <https://conferences.au.dk/ictmt15/>

APA

Elicer Coopman, R. J., & Tamborg, A. L. (2021). Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources. 45-52. Paper presented at ICTMT 15 International conference on technology in mathematics teaching, Copenhagen, Denmark. https://conferences.au.dk/ictmt15/

Vancouver

Elicer Coopman RJ, Tamborg AL. Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources. 2021. Paper presented at ICTMT 15 International conference on technology in mathematics teaching, Copenhagen, Denmark.

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Elicer Coopman, Raimundo José ; Tamborg, Andreas Lindenskov. / Nature of the Relations Between Programming and Computational Thinking and Mathematics in Danish teaching Resources. Paper presented at ICTMT 15 International conference on technology in mathematics teaching, Copenhagen, Denmark.8 p.

Bibtex

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